0About the product
Rex Stewart, an influential jazz trumpeter born in 1907, leads his Dixielanders in this 1953 Boston live recording. Known for his work with Duke Ellington and contributions to the Dixieland genre, Stewart blends traditional jazz with lively, soulful trumpet melodies. This album showcases a classic jazz era sound filled with spirited performances and heartfelt musicality. Notable tracks include: - That's a Plenty - Basin Street Blues - High Society - Tin Roof Blues - Dixieland One Step - South Rampart Street Parade - Weary Blues - Apex Blues - Wolverine Blues - When the Saints Go Marchin' In Item & condition: This vinyl record and sleeve are in excellent condition with minimal signs of wear, preserving the rich sound and vintage cover art.
Product details
Condition
Excellent
Color
Orange
Brand
Classic Tunes
Edition Type
Other / Generic
Release Year
1990s
Record Weight
Other / Generic
Record Material
Vinyl